And as with other suddenly historic modern-art scenes (such as Andy Warhol's Factory), credit-taking regarding who-did-what-exactly complicated the relationships among key artists who might otherwise be pooling their archives.
Professor Gordon, who teaches Reformation history at Yale Divinity School, knows exactly how complicated it is to trace modern realities to 16th-century roots.
The doctor also told the jury that he had been paid $2,400 so far by the defense to testify at the trial, adding, "This is not exactly a complicated case forensically".
Mr. Piepenberg interviewed grateful parents, and on Tuesday on the Web site of the Child Mind Institute, the writer Beth Arky wrote a more detailed account of the experience of one family, showing exactly how complicated living with autism can be.
IGA uses a computer-aided design (CAD) description of the geometry commonly built from Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines (NURBS), which can exactly represent complicated curved shapes such as circles and cylinders, common features in reactor design.
Exactly how complicated is it to negotiate the return of the Golan Heights, whose area is a mere 450 square miles, from Israeli to Syrian sovereignty?
Computing the p-value or, more generally, the whole distribution of the occurrence count, exactly is complicated, because motif occurrences may overlap each other or their reverse complements and therefore occur in clumps (maximal groups of overlapping occurrences), making simple moment-based approximations of the distribution inaccurate.
The major difference between the two Z chromosomes is a large (~19 Mb) inversion on the second arm (the chicken Z is almost exactly metacentric, complicating definition of a p- and q-arm) extending from about 44 to 63 Mb, using the WUGSC2.1/galGal3 coordinates.
